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Judith Tanka, University of California, Los Angeles
Lida R. Baker, University of California, Los Angeles
Medicine, Myths, and Magic

Making Inferences

Listen to the conversation. Based on the information you learn, decide who would agree with the statements below.



1

It is good to sweat when you have a fever.
A)Anna
B)Nancy
2

Herbal tea is good to drink when you are sick.
A)Jeff
B)Nancy
3

The best thing to do when you are sick is to get some medicine from the store.
A)Jeff
B)Nancy
4

Not everything has a scientific explanation.
A)Jeff
B)Anna
5

Home remedies are silly.
A)Jeff
B)Anna
6

If you believe that something will help you get better, it will.
A)Jeff
B)Anna








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